Break the Stigma Around Children's Mental Health
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- It’s not always easy to tell others that your child has challenges managing their thoughts or feelings. And it might not be easy for your child to express that either. Even though it's normal for people of any age to experience these challenges, our culture has told us we need to fear them. In this video, we ask why it is this way and what we can all do to give each other the support we need to get help.
If you feel like your child needs urgent help, free, confidential, professional help is available 24/7 through Colorado Crisis Services. If your child is in crisis, call or text now:
844-493-8255
Text “TALK” to 38255
Pov: you're in health class
Bruh i am in a regiristration class
yes
mood
SEL ;-;
Uhh yh
I don't appreciate that there's such a stigma around mental health issues and speaking openly about them. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely mate
@@user-ik3mg9ud4r bloody hell
Nope
It's really hard to manage your own thoughts. But they are just your own thoughts. They cannot do any more harm than you let them. You are your best #MentalHealth advocate and I hope peace can reach you soon if you are struggling.
NU UH
My Mission is to eliminate the stigma associated with depression and suicide by promoting and encouraging not only the diagnosis and treatment of depression among young adults, but also the education of young people, their families, and friends about the disease of depression. A depressed person will observe happy people around him and feel as though it is impossible for him to ever feel that way. A depressed person may feel like they are a burden to others, especially family members or friends. For this reason, they may be reluctant to share their emotional experiences, further isolating themselves. There may be cyclical shifts in mood throughout the day; this can lead people to believe that they are not truly depressed because they feel a bit better at certain times of the day.
I am the same as you brother 🙏
Man! You spoke my heart out
What a waste
I am an avid #MentalHealthAwareness advocate and performer, and I love this so much. I travel the country trying to bring that awareness on stages, in classrooms, hospitals, and on my UA-cam channel, so I get excited when I see other advocates. 💙❤
Hi- can I ask how you go into that? I want to do public speaking about mental health but don't know where to start :S
Thanks
Breaking the stigma surrounding children's mental health is paramount, and Dr. Tonmoy Sharma, a distinguished mental health specialist and author, along with Sovereign Health institution, have played a significant role in addressing this issue. Their innovative approaches, combined with the power of testimonies from both employees and patients, demonstrate the transformative impact of their services on children's lives. Dr. Tonmoy Sharma's advocacy for children's mental health further amplifies their commitment to dismantling stigma. By providing child-centered care, raising awareness, and implementing evidence-based therapies, they equip young individuals with the tools they need to overcome mental health challenges, fostering a more inclusive and compassionate society for the next generation.
What does happy stand for?
HAPPY
H- Hiding pain
A- Acting fine
P- Pleasing for help
P- Pretending to be okay
Y- Yelling in silence
i am probably insane.
Let's breakdown the barriers and eliminate the stigma people 🙏❤️
pov: you are in online / real school
Yep
POV your actually like really stressed but you get yelled at more
I still find this video so incredibly powerful! Thank you so much for this, I bet it's helped more people than you can possibly imagine.
I am a Promoter for community health services and there's lots of people with such mental health issues. Great video! I know people will appreciate and benefit from it.
Stop it
THANK FOR CLEAR EXPLANATION '
Yes It is urgent AND necessary /No more Stigma"
Low key teared up watching this. I agree with this video 100%
I am sitting here, and I feel my mental health coming... I can feel the rage and anger... What brings this is the way my life is I guess, I just want to die but no one will let me.
Hello. We know how difficult this diagnosis can be. You are not alone in this. If you are currently experiencing thoughts of self-harm, please call the Colorado Crisis line at 1-844-493-8255 (TALK) or text TALK to 38255. If you are located outside of Colorado, please call National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255.
Yeah I feel the same. I think I might be a Sociopath and I'm afraid that one day I might become a killer and hurt everyone.
This is a wakeup call regarding health information. Great job.
This issue 'Stigma', is ingrained in our society. It runs deeper than mental health. Sexuality, race, religion all carry heavy stigmas. It's because we are living in the past, our society is much less advanced than we think it is. The truth is only what you believe it to be.
I watched this at my school yesterday
no one asked but its all good same i watched
Clumsy Tavon I’m watching this for quarantine classroom homework lol
same lol
Same
I have to for class today ;-;
Quality video! I agree mental health is extremely important!
There should be mental health education in schools to help kids better understand things like tough emotions, common disabilities, abuse. This would help to lessen the amount of ableism in general society as well as help kids experiencing abuse to report it to a trusted adult, and even lessen the amount of depression within the teenage population once teenagers report what they're going through more often.
NO!
The problem with society is that they treat a person with mental health issues as if they are "sick". The truth is we all deal with something others just deal with it a lot harder than others. Please encourage and build up others who deal with mental health issues rather than treating patients with mental health as "the help".
BREAK THE STIGMA!!! Thanks for sharing. It makes me sick,,,,,,
The thing is, I'm disabled, and I don't mind joking about my disabilities; I just want it to be accurate. Non-accuracy creates real stigma. People start to think you are that way, which leads to social fear of those disabled people. I made a joke about myself begin autistic, "well, you know my thought process, object, object, object," it's funny because I'm not very sociable (at least off the internet) because objects are more concrete to me than people who change and make mistakes that I don't always understand (ie, my doll collection does what I want; it logically stays in place, but for some reason a human thinks it's smart to run a red light without looking; why? This is not a social way of thinking, but it's the way I think). This is accurate to high functioning autistic actions and thoughts, so I find it funny. However, if someone doesn't understand a social situation or they don't want a hug at the moment, someone asks, "what are you? Autistic?" Giving the impression that autistics are stupid and they don't like affection. I love hugs and I understand what people mean, I just don't always get why they act contradictory to what they say and for stupid situations, "Don't smoke," he says as he lights up a cigarette. Knowing facts about disabilities and eliminating the untrue stereotypes will eliminate stigma. Joking about disabilities, when it's accurate, is just like a person laughing at their own embarrassing moment, it can be funny; just don't cause false fear in people.
Love this... simple but powerful #breakthestigma
Thanks for information
colorado represent!!✊✊
I am one of those who struggle with Mental Health and affected by the stigma. I made my video of Mental Health Journey on my channel and make it as my journal.
Hi can I use this video in our presentation in class?
Facebook asked me, "what's on your mind?"
Well, a friend posted something that got me thinking....
It was a post about a girl that says she has anxiety disorder....
I take issue with the term "disorder" and I feel that that word itself creates stigma that makes people feel like outcasts and causes more anxiety.
When we classify something, such as ADHD, anxiety, bipolar, obsessive compulsive or autism spectrum as a "disorder", we first need to define "order".
Who gets to make that call? The majority? Well, whenever we define or classify something based on the majority, we create a minority and a dichotomy of "oppressor" vs "oppressed" classes.
This is why our society is so divided.
"Order" is usually established by the social elites, the establishment, that dictate that society needs to function a certain way so people can be "productive members of society", which generally means being a good little consumer and taxpayer; cattle.
Some of us don't want that and are forced to conform or be left out on the streets, literally.
I know. I've been there... I've met many social outcasts living on the streets that are there because they are not looked at as people. They become their disorders. It becomes their identity.
It wasn't too long ago that being transgender and/or homosexual were also deemed disorders, but we've learned to evolve past that and have worked towards ending the stigma that kept these people "in the closet."
So, I think we should do this with all "disorders". Let's now redefine them as personality types.
Obsessive compulsive personality type.
Autistm spectrum personality type.
Bipolar personality type.
Attention deficit hyperactive personality type. Etc etc...
Let's help these people, myself included, feel like they are welcome in society and end the stigma that causes anxiety and xenophobia. Let's not shove these people in the closet and label them as outcasts.
Let's stop calling them disorders.
Matthew C. Radford
#EndTheStigma
#WordsArePower
Matt: thanks Matt. We don’t use nouns to describe other health conditions, like that person is Hypertension or Diabetes. Why is it okay to say that person is bipolar or borderline. People are not their health type, they might have a condition but that’s not all their to their identity.
Way more people need to watch this video
Let's break the stigma❤🙏🏻. Happy world mental health month
It was a very helpful video
Excellent video. Looking forward to the day that we talk about our health and not separate mental and physical health....
Me who likes the stigma: 😎😎😎
I want you to keep making more videos
I don’t feel alone. At first I thought that I was a nuisance first. Then I found people with similar experiences.
Thank you.
thanks it really opens my eyes to see that we as a culture really all do think the same things. because sometimes i wonder if i am the only one thinkingnthose things
I am suffering anxiety and paranoia for almost 13yrs now..after I graduated college I suffer with this illness
I agree with this but "what if" does nothing. People do things. There is no reason to say "what if this" or "what if that". The only way that these things will get better are with prayer, faith, and getting up to help those that are hurting.
Maybe they prayed about making this video...and had faith it would help people understand and feel better about getting help...then made this video. Saying "What if" invites people to think in a different way.
Thank you for this❤, where can we make animation like this?😅
POV : you’re in Moral Education Class
Nice video we can break the wrong perception about mental health in their society .
hello, I'm Siska from Indonesia. I am a psychologist. its a great video. I want to help so that more people understand about mental health awareness. may I fill in the voice of this video in Indonesian and share it on my social media account?
Siska oktari you’re doing an inspirational work. Keep it up. Let me know if I could also collaborate with you
Eliminate the stigma and empower ourselves!
Can i repost this? I'll give credits to you. Thankyouuu
Having a plant-based diet with all colors of vegetables (especially legumes, broccoli, onion and carrot), grains (e.g. oatmeal and barley) and fruits (e.g. banana and avocado) is really helpful with anti-inflammation and providing various high concentrations of nutrients for kids’ growth. Melatonin in various fruits (e.g. banana and cherries) can help with a good sleep and a good mood. Oyster and Shiitake mushrooms also help with a good mood and kids' immunity. Avoid sweets and cookies. Ensure kids stay hydrated. Ensure enough exercise time every day to release kids’ extra energy. Culinary herbs (e.g. curcumin and tumeric) can also naturally boost kids' mood. Don't let kids take any mental health medications.
Avoid buying too many toys or material things for kids as this can avoid emotional dependency on materials. Avoid letting kids watch too much TV but only selected great-quality cartoons such as Peppa Pig and Bob the Builder, and teach them to love reading - an active learning activity.
Recommended books are selected high-quality children’s books with lots of animal and plant pictures, a good English-learning book and second or third language learning books - a second or third language can help develop a separate language system area in the brain that can provide extra thinking ability in the future. Learning to play an instrument also helps with building a life-long hobby, confidence and resourcefulness.
Don’t forget that kids’ main job is to play and learn. Help them build a solid foundation in everything they learn, and don’t set a goal that exceeds their age ability is really the point. And teach them to always hold a positive attitude no matter what difficulties they encounter.
Wish all kids can have a happy childhood!
They still do send people to institutions, just nicer names. So do not pass that over, sick and tired of that does not exist. Personally have been put in.
its all teenage girls mostly idk why but it is
I just realized, I have therapy tomorrow
Hye..I doing research about stigma towards addiction survivor..Can I know what is your thought about stigma in Malaysia?
Feelings are not real but feels real uh!!?
That's never going to happen. The world is a cruel place where people try to kill one another and do things to each other. I'm sorry for being negative but it's true people are never going to help others unless it benefits them or just nothing. The world's is never going to truly change.
RayX16: let’s not cruelty change us either. Let’s never give up against negativity. A candle breaks the dark in the room. There is always hope, my friend.
Bruh I bet half the people here go to the same school, cause like I’m only watching cause of school
Keep it up!
I wonder what would happen if we stopped teaching one another there is a stigma to mental health issues.
It's easy to blame "the past", but the reality is that people in most modern countries are increasingly disconnected from one another. Prevalence of narcissism is expanding- including children. The family structure is seen as an inconvenience, and moral codes of behavior are quaint and silly. Maybe start with the present.
Apparently, Cancer used to have a bad prejudice/stigma but CURRENTLY, people aren't blamed for getting cancer at least!
You should make it in different languages so not only a culture but the world.
break the stigma ok
But what really is good mental health? It seems to me those with dispositions associated with questionable mental health are often the most likeable.
Erm, what the sigma?
Permission to use the video for an Mental Health infomercial😊
Too bad no one cares, and to make matters worse there’s memes (jokes) about it.
I don’t understand do you not care about this at all? Your not very clear.
Hello, I would like to use this video for my social media campaign about mental health. I promise to give credit, thank you very much! You can check out my social media campaign through my instagram: @saskiaanggika
Have a nice day! 😊
Hi Saskia,
You have our permission to share the video. We're happy to hear that you've identified it as a helpful resource.
Cringe
stop making these videos because your making me research them for school
Faxs smh
I clicked the dislike button